High Street, Crediton, Devon

Location

Crediton is an old Mid Devon market town with a wealth of history, being situated just 7.5 miles north-west of the Cathedral City of Exeter with the M5 motorway some 3 miles further on. There is a regular bus service to Exeter plus trains every hour to Exeter and Barnstaple and a local town bus which covers most urban areas. The town is most famous for its ancient parish church and for being the birthplace of St Boniface in 680 AD. It has excellent schooling facilities at both senior and junior levels. The town has a selection of shops with a Morrison’s, Lidl and Tesco superstore.

Decription

The accommodation includes the front door to the entrance hall and further doorway to the inner hallway with stairs to the first floor. The front room is currently used as an office/living room with a feature fireplace and hearth. The dining room is another good size room with a window to the rear and a door to the 14'8'' kitchen which in turn gives access to the utility room. From the hallway doors also give access to a lobby with a door to the cloakroom and to the garden room. The first floor consists of the landing with access to the three bedrooms and bathroom and a staircase to the 23'2 attic room with Velux window to the rear and eaves storage. The gardens are an outstanding feature with a patio area adjacent to the rear of the house and steps up to the large lawned part walled garden with mature trees and traditional flower beds. To the rear of the garden is access to a lane which leads off of Greenway.

Directions and Material Information

What3Words: ///swoop.marsh.conjured Mains electricity, water and drainage. Gas central heating and hot water. Mid Devon District Council - Band C. Freehold. Parking: No parking but there may be a possibility of rear access subject to the necessary permissions.